How does Altibase compare to NoSQL?

Altibase provides real time ACID and SQL compliance whereas NoSQL does not support these features.

Other shortcomings of NoSQL:

NoSQL is not a relational database and often does not support ACID, SQL, and standard interfaces.
NoSQL is not designed to store structured data and is prone to data loss.
It is difficult to prevent data duplication with NoSQL.
Backup and recovery are significantly more complex.
NoSQL is not suitable for ad-hoc queries and analysis.
NoSQL has low product maturity and has stability and reliability issues.
It is difficult to install and maintain NoSQL.
There is inadequate support for NoSQL users.
There are few experts available specialized in NoSQL.

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Altibase vs. NoSQL

Category	Class	Item	Altibase	NoSQL
Business	Use	Versatile	General	Restricted, specific
		Relational	Relational	Non-relational
		Interfaces	ODBC/JDBC	Restricted, specific
	Competitor	Competitor	Enterprise RDBMSs (Oracle, MSSQL)	Many products (Cassandra, MongoDB, Redis)
	Standard	ANSI	Support ANSI	Non-standard
Technique	Transaction	Guaranteed	Guaranteed (ACID)	Not guaranteed
	Query	Update	Easy	Difficult
		Complex query	Available	Not supported
		Sorting	Available, easy	Not supported or difficult
		Join	Available	Not supported
		Grouping	Available	Not supported
		Range query	Available	Not supported
		Index	Available	Not supported
Development and Maintenance	Development	Development	Familiar	Unfamiliar
		Expert pool	Rich	Poor
		Table design	General, flexible	Complex, fixed
		Data redundancy	Rare (normalization)	Many (denormalization)
		Schema	Check by DB	Check by app
		Hybrid	Supported	Not supported
	Maintenance	Technical support	Strong	Vendor support weak, Community support dependent
		Reference site	Many	Many
		Training	Strong	Weak
		Maintenance	Easy	Hard
		Backup/Restore	Simple	Complex

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